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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 11, 1928
Page
4
The list details prices for various commodities and regions including Ta Eyecial gear, Three Mile, Lucerne Hav, and Gabon Chait Pacman. It notes per ton rates, per bushel figures, and regional mentions such as Western Australia and Hes. The fragment shows a dense catalog of trading items with multiple currencies and units, reflecting a bustling market page.
Fragmentary OCR reads lists of fruits and vegetables with quantities and prices. The garbled text mentions items like beets, potatoes, onions, peas, peppers, carrots, cucumbers, and various produce terms, hinting at a market or shop inventory.
Fragmented OCR describes a stock sale scene with livestock counts, prices, and participants. The text mentions cattle, buyers, sellers, and pricing but is heavily garbled, limiting coherent detail about entities, places, or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of trucks ordered to a Cort location with names Shoop, Cuthle, Vara, Writs, and dates around Dee 27. Mentions Monday events and a teacher involved in the orientation. Details are garbled but indicate an order and scheduling.
Fragmentary OCR report notes five men remanded following explosions in the city. Details on motives, locations, and outcomes are unclear, but authorities describe a bomb incident with police and investigations ongoing.
The record details sheep pelts and wool trade data with prices and quantities. It notes totals for hides and pelts, regional figures, and price per unit, including a late update on overall value and average rates. It references various local benchmarks and buyer activity.
A scanned Sydney Stock Exchange page shows numerous listings including Commonwealth Loans, Low South Wales securities, North Shore items, Automobiles and manufactures, Goldsborough Mort and various newspaper prices. The text references percentages, bond values, and assorted corporate names in a dense, partial OCR read.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a tragedy linked to a voyage home and a conflict with a group or delegation. Names and places are unclear, but it hints at a dramatic ending and a public reaction to a somber event.
An old remedy touts Dream of Yeast as a quick fix for sour taste coated tongue and hot breath. The article claims yeast eases gastric distress faster than magnesia and also banishes headaches nerves sleeplessness and skin troubles, promoting renewed vigor.
A speculative column discusses long term food shortages and population growth, projecting effects on civilizations. It questions whether current agricultural and political systems can adapt to feeding billions by 2200, citing potential innovations and policy choices.
A court in Albourne on Monday sentenced an individual known as Indian Dick to a term in gaol for complicity in a bomb outrage. The suspect, Woolpert, also received a related sentence for involvement in the incident.
A garbled report describes an Australian in England involved in an incident at Lord's during a cricket match. The fragment mentions poaching themes, shooting, and a sequence of unclear events surrounding a spectator or participant, with references to names and places distorted beyond recognition.
A tangled report links Sanna Pontes and Keri Tawar with major gambling losses. Names like Vergailles Proata and Pie ee pertoond appear in corrupted text, while Dittabwhit Pentesmatieilie and Te Meni Theme show inebriated mentions. Civil actions loom as investigators probe the disordered scene.
An appeal in a libel action is dismissed amid confusion and fragmented testimony. Court records show the defendant faced questions over the publication and its alleged defamatory content.
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